Jackson

Document B is Jackson’s veto to the national bank. "It manifestly seeks to inflame the poor against the rich. Jackson’s act clearly violated the constitution. Document E by Philip Hone, a New York businessman describes how violent riots had broken out all amongst Philadelphia. " Webster also states implies that liberty may be considered dangerous to uninformed people of the current circumstances. Jackson was going against everything that this country was founded upon. Jackson did not preserve the Constitution, individual liberties, economic stability, or public democracy.

Political democracy was a myth in these times. Many northern people were furious with what Jackson had done because most were strong federalists. It says that these freedoms have not been accounted for amongst the classes of people. In Document G, Andrew Jackson was not showing the Cherokee an equal say on their own freedom. Document A was written by George Henry Evans and it states almost the same principles as our Preamble and ideas from John Lock. Jackson thought it was for the nations better interest to divide power equally among the states. ent against the "supreme" ruling of the land, and also violated the Indians rights as a sovereign nation. Daniel Webster, in Document C, reports that Jackson’s Veto message was promoting prejudice acts between the classes.